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T. 18. col. fol. Vienn. 1824. BREMSER, M. Traité zoologique et physique sur les vers intestinaux de l'homme: trad. de l'Allemand par M. Grundler; revu, &c. par M. Deblainville (avec un atlas de 12 pl. in 4°.) 8°. Paris, 1824. BURMEISTER, H. Zur Naturgeschichte der Rankenfüsser. T. 2. 4°. Berlin, 1834. CAMPER, P. Œuvres sur l'histoire naturelle, la physiologie, et l'anatomie comparée. 3 v. 8°. Paris, 1803. Planches pour les œuvres qui ont pour objet l'histoire naturelle, la physiologie, et l'anatomie comparée. T. 34. fol. Paris et Bourdeaux, 1803. Anatomie de plusieurs espèces de cétacés. Publiée par son fils Adrien-Gilles Camper, avec des notes par M. G. Cuvier. 4°. Paris, 1820. CAMPER, père et fils. Recueil de planches pour servir aux observations anatomiques sur la structure intérieure, et le squelette, de plusieurs espèces de cétacés. Pl. 53; dont 3 col. fol. Paris, 1820. CARUS, C. G. Entdeckung eines Blutkreislaufes in den Larven netzflüglicher Insecten. T. 3. 4°. Leipz. 1827. Lehrbuch der vergleichenden Zootomie. Ed. nov. T. 20. 2 v. 8°. & I v. 4°. Leipz. 1834. An introduction to comparative anatomy; translated from the German by R. T. Gore. 2 v. 8°. and I v. 4o. of plates. Lond. 1827. Von den äussern Lebensbedingungen der Weiss-und kaltblütigen Thiere; nebst zwei Beilagen. 4°. Leipz. 1824. Von den Ur-theilen des Knochen-und schalengerüstes. T. 12. fol. Leipz. 1828. CHABRIER, J. Essai sur le vol des insectes; et observations sur les mouvemens progressifs de l'homme et des animaux vertébrés. Pl. 13. 4°. Paris, 1822. CHIAIE, S. delle. Memorie sulla storia e notomia degli animali senza vertebre, del regno di Napoli. T. 68. repet. et col. 4 v. 4°. Napoli, 1823-9. Hirudo, 1. Clio, Planaria, &c. 1. Cassiopeia, 2. Siphunculus balanophorus, 1. Aplysia, 4. Holothuria, 4. aplysiæforme, 1. Doridium Meckelii, 1. Tænia solium, 2. Pterotrachea, 3. Tricocephalus, &c. 1. Asterias, 4. Echinus, 5. Nereis, &c. 2. Lumbricus, 2. Pennatula, 1. Lobularia, spongia, &c. I. Cellepora, &c. 1. Holothuria, tænia, &c. 1. Thethys, 1. Nais, Nereis, Lumbricus, 4. Hydra, Salpa, I. Physsophora, &c. 2. Beroe, Comatula, &c. 2. Octopus, Sepia, &c. 6. Sertularia, &c. 2. Gorgonia, Medusa, Cellepora, 3. It should be observed that very different animals are often CLOQUET, H. Traité complet de l'anatomie de l'homme, comparée dans ses points les plus importans à celle des animaux. Pl. 109. vol. 1. 4°. Paris, 1826. The plates are numbered to 112: but 73, 91, 98, 99, 104, 105, are wanting; and 25, 75, 84, are each of them repeated. CLOQUET, J. Anatomie des vers intestinaux. Pl. 8. 4o. Paris, 1824. COLLINS, S. A system of the anatomy of man, beasts, birds, fish, insects, and plants. Pl. 73. 2 v. fol. Lond. 1685. The plates are very indifferent in every respect, with the exception of those which relate to the comparative anatomy of the brain the number of these, (twenty-four,) is considerable; and upon the whole they are tolerably accurate. 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